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61. The imposing and inviting new face of the building dominates the prospect of the site by evening.

62. They have demanded provisions for imposing fines on countries with large deficits after the euro is created.

63. A low camera angle can make a slight anchor look imposing.

64. Unfortunately, some policyholders were inadequately insured, thus imposing an unfair burden on all the others.

65. The last hundred feet of elevation form a near-vertical cliff, effectively turning the mesa into an imposing dark fortress.

66. Imposing such a burden would alter the basic structure between state and federal governments, which is critical to our constitutional scheme.

67. It was suggested above that the duty of care is best conceived as imposing essentially procedural standards.

68. The fingerboard is rosewood with the somewhat imposing lightning bolt inlays which share the blue livery chosen for this particular model.

69. Whilst still in employment, there was an implied term imposing a duty of good faith.

70. Each of the three non-contractual areas of law imposing duties and liabilities is considered below.

71. Mr Ashdown is not content with imposing his version of stability as a temporary expedient, a regrettably necessary short-term tactic.

72. Who's the imposing, square-jawed chap with the pudding-bowl crop?

73. But the progress as craft, a few make excellent transparent and plastic furniture, have greatly overturn people is traditional to plastic products impressional imposing manner.

74. The bill calls for the US Department of Commerce to start imposing -- even without approval by US President Barack Obama -- punitive tariffs on certain countries.

75. A new way of imposing power is introduced through describing several common methods of imposing power for translational motion of integral buildings and their existing disadvantages.

76. The determination of dumping margin is the basis for the finding of dumping and the imposing of anti- dumping measures.

77. The Greek civilization has left invaluable assets to humanity: the magnificent Palace of Knossos, the spectacular ruins of Mycenae and the imposing Acropolis of Athens, to name but a few.

78. This paper builds game model among enterprises to study essentialness of imposing environmental tax based on game theory.

79. The imposing monolith of totalitarian states often obscures their latent weaknesses.

80. In the event of any uncertainty ordispute regarding competence,(www.Sentencedict.com) the FIFA Disciplinary Committee shall decide whois responsible for imposing sanctions.

81. The idea that imposing austerity is political hara-kiri is widely held.

82. He had always felt the absolute impossibility of addressing that enigmatical man, who was, in his eyes, both equivocal and imposing.

83. But it avoids any hint of imposing elections at gunpoint.

84. Today, the Central Sikh Temple is an imposing building, capped by an impressive dome.

85. Other provisions of China's WTO accession agreement offer U.S. industry the possibility of imposing temporary trade barriers, called safeguards, against a surge of imports from China.

86. Australia joined with us in imposing swift and firm sanctions, comprehensive sanctions, against the Libyan government.

87. Thirdly, to suggest the government imposing additional "tax", "fee" bye the consultative committee.

88. It is necessary to carry on theoretical studies of the new law of tax-escaping crime concerning malefaction, subjective aspect and criterion for imposing penalty so that it will be properly applied.

89. The Geely Excellence concept car, meanwhile, strongly resembles a Rolls-Royce, with its imposing grill and winged-goddess hood ornament -- which Geely says is the Chinese moon goddess Chang'e.

90. The imposing of real property tax is one of the issues that call great attention from the economist community, the related industries and the common people in the new round of tax reform.